Goldwater Denounces Book Linking Him to Hoodlums as Trash
Senator Barry Goldwater called a forthcoming book trash and libelous for linking him to two major crime figures, Gus Greenbaum and Willie Bioff. The Las Vegas Review Journal previewed The Green Felt Jungle by Ed Reid and Ovid Demaris, airing claims of organized crime control in Las Vegas and Goldwater’s alleged friendship with Greenbaum and Bioff. Goldwater said he never befriended Bioff and explained he knew Bioff under an alias years ago. He noted prior acquaintance with Greenbaum from Phoenix.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
Las Vegas
Nev
Review Journal
Ed Reid
Ovid Demaris
Trident Press
New York
Reid
Brooklyn Eagle
N.Y
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Gus Greenbaum
Riviera
Willie Bioff
Phoenix
Ariz
Bioff
Greenbaum
Poisoned spade ends damse l’s bridge hand in tale
Alfred Sheinwold recounts a Paris era bridge anecdote with a wicked stepmother and a stepdaughter in North South. The queen of spades trigger a poisoned spade trick leads to a doomed contract as the girl mismanages trumps. The moral shifts to modern technique of developing clubs before trumps.
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West
ACLU Panel on Civil Liberties and Delinquent Youth
The Arizona Civil Liberties Union will sponsor a panel program on Civil Liberties and the Delinquent Youth at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Phoenix Public Library. Panelists include Judge Francis Donofrio Dr Irene Josselyn Maricopa County Sheriff’s Sgt Rupert Loza attorney Robert Welliver and Dr Sydney Smith with Morris Huggins chairing the membership committee.
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Phoenix Public Library
Central
McDowell
ACLU
Northern Area Group
Francis Donofrio
Irene Josselyn
Maricopa County
Rupert Loza
Robert Welliver
Sydney Smith
Morris Huggins
E. Chaparral
Wax Museum Adopts New Winter Hours on Fifth Ave
The American Heritage Wax Museum on Fifth Ave in Scottsdale announces winter hours from 9 30 am to 10 30 pm Monday through Saturday and 11 am to 9 30 pm on Sunday. The schedule runs through April 30.
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American Heritage Wax ‘Museum
Fifth Ave
Scottsdale
Senate approves 3.7 billion foreign aid bill in vote
A Senate vote of 63 to 17 approved the 3.7 billion aid measure amid sharp debate and policy restrictions. House and Senate conferees were named to craft a compromise as Congress moves to resolve appropriations and funding while critics promise renewed attacks.
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